Employers are looking for graduates who are prepared to work as an Ultrasound Technician or entry-level Sonographer in a variety of settings such as hospitals, radiology imaging centers or clinics. Other career opportunities include working for a registry service or equipment manufacturer.

On the job, sonographers and ultrasound technicians can expect to:
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	<li>Prepare patients for procedures by taking a patient’s history and answering any questions about the procedure</li>
	<li>Prepare and maintain imaging equipment</li>
	<li>Operate equipment to get diagnostic images of areas in the patient’s body</li>
	<li>Analyze images to provide preliminary findings for physicians</li>
	<li>Record findings and keep track of patients’ records</li>
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